Ministry of Tribal Affairs
Year End Review 2022: Ministry of Tribal Affairs
Substantial increase of 12.32% in the Budget Outlay of Rs. 8451 Cr for the Ministry of Tribal Affairs for 2022-23
Ministry of Tribal Affairs disbursed scholarships to 26.37 lakh tribal students through DBT from 1st April 2022 to 31st Dec 2022
Cabinet approves total outlay of Rs. 28,920 Cr for setting up of 452 new Eklavya Model Residential schools, upgradation of existing 211 schools and establishment of 15 Centres of Excellence for Sports for the year 2021-22 to 2025-26
President of India Smt. Droupadi Murmu leads the celebrations of Janjatiya Gaurav Divas on 15th November 2022
Modifications notified in the list of STs of Jharkhand, Tripura, and Uttar Pradesh. Bills for modification in the list of STs of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka passed by Parliament. Bills for modification in the list of Himachal Pradesh and Chhattisgarh passed in the Lok Sabha and are pending in the Rajya Sabha.
Sh. Amit Shah inaugurates the National Tribal Research Institute in New Delhi on 7th June 2022
More than 60,000 people participate in Mega Health Camp organised in Khunti, Jharkhand, on 26th June 2022
2 Days Mega Recruitment Drive of ST girls organised in 4 districts of Jharkhand with support of Ministry of Tribal Affairs; 1898 girls selected
Pradhan Mantri Adi Adarsh Gram Yojana  covers 16554 tribal villages for the integrated development
Scheduled Tribes  constitute approximately 8.6% of population of India numbering around 10.4 crores. There are over 730 Scheduled Tribes notified under Article 342 of the Constitution of India. In keeping with the vision of Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayaas,’ the Government of India has focused on development of tribes and conservation of their heritage and culture as a priority.
Ministry of Tribal Affairs , in line with this vision and its enduring commitment for welfare of tribals, geared itself to ensure sectoral development through enhanced allocation of financial resources, convergence of efforts, re-engineering of planning and implementation mechanism of the Ministry.
Major highlights of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs during 2022 are as follows:
· Substantial increase of 12.32% in the Budget Outlay of Rs. 8451 cr for the Ministry of Tribal Affairs for 2022-23
The Budget Outlay for the Financial Year 2022-2023 has earmarked an enhanced Total Budget Outlay of Rs. 8451.92 Crores for the Ministry of Tribal Affairs as against Outlay for 2021-2022 of Rs. 7524.87 Crores, thus leading to an increase of 12.32%.
An amount of Rs. 87,584 Cr has been allocated as Scheduled Tribe Component as against an amount of Rs. 78,256 Cr in the previous year. 41 Central Ministries are required to allocate this amount for the welfare of STs and development of tribal areas.
- Ministry of Tribal Affairs disbursed scholarships to 26.37 lakh tribal students through DBT from 1st April 2022 to 31st Dec 2022
- The ministry of tribal affairs disbursed an amount of Rs 2149.70 crore to 2637669 students under various scholarship schemes namely Pre-Matric Scholarship for ST students, Post Matric Scholarship for ST students, National Fellowship Scheme for Higher Education for ST students, National Scholarship Scheme for Higher Education for ST students , National Overseas Scholarship for ST students for studying abroad from 1st April 2022 to 31st Dec 2022.

- President of India Smt. Droupadi Murmu leads the celebrations of JanJatiya Gaurav Divas 2022
President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, led the celebrations of Janjatiya Gaurav Divas November this year. On Janjatiya Gaurav Divas on 15th November, the President visited Ulihatu village  in Khunti district of Jharkhand, and paid floral tributes there.
Various events and programmes were planned from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh including in villages and remote areas. Several programmes such as organization of marches of youth and performances by tribal artists across states in State capitals; cultural programmes; organization of Seminars/Workshops; essay, songs, dance, sport, and painting competitions, Swachhta campaign were also organised across the country in coordination with State Governments and State Tribal Research Institutes.
· Vice President and Chairman Rajya Sabha Sh. Jagdeep Dhankar paid floral tributes on JanJatiya Gaurav Divas 2022
Vice President & Chairman Rajya Sabha, Sh. Jagdeep Dhankhar along with other Parliamentarians and officials of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and others paid floral tributes to the legendary tribal freedom fighter, Bhagwan Birsa Munda, at Parliament House premises on 15th November 2022, JanJatiya Gaurav Divas.
- National Education Society for Tribal Students organises a host of events
- EMRS Foundation Laying and Inauguration Ceremony
Foundation Stone for 20 EMRSs was laid by Central and State level dignitaries in the year 2022-23. These schools are being set up in 14 districts of 6 States. Out of the 20 schools, 11 are in Nagaland, 5 in Odisha and 1 each in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Manipur. These schools are situated in the remotest hilly and forest areas of the country. 
President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu laying Foundation Stone for 10 EMRSs in Nagaland
Union Minister of Tribal Affairs, Sh. Arjun Munda, lays foundation stone for EMRS Surguna, Maharashtra
As part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, an initiative of the Government of India is to celebrate and commemorate 75 years of progressive India and the glorious history of its people, culture, and achievements, 12 EMRSs have been inaugurated by Central and State level dignitaries in the year 2022-23. Out of the 12 schools inaugurated, 4 schools were inaugurated in Andhra Pradesh, 2 each were inaugurated in Arunachal Pradesh and Kerala, and 1 each in Gujarat, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana. 
- Cultural Meet 2022
National Education Society for Tribal Students  organised the EMRS National Cultural Fest from 31st October to 2nd November 2022 in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Smt. Renuka Singh Saruta, Hon’ble Minister of State for Tribal Affairs was the Chief Guest, on the momentous occasion.
- EMRS Sports Meet 2022
The 3rd Edition of the EMRS Sports Meet 2022 was held from 17th- 22nd December 2022. The event was officially opened by the Chief Guest, Smt. Renuka Singh Saruta, MoS Tribal Affairs. Exuding the spirit of KHELO INDIA, EMRS National Sports Meets inculcate a strong spirit of participation in sports amongst students that will go a long way in showcasing the tremendous potential in sports that tribal students naturally possess and are adept at.
- National Award to EMRS Teacher
The President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, bestowed the National Teachers Award- 2022 on Sh. Sidharth Yonzone, an able and outstanding principal of Eklavya Model Residential School  Gangyep, Sikkim at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. Sh. Sidharth Yonzone has demonstrated his commitment and diligence towards his profession, by way of making remarkable contributions to elevate the status of EMRS Gangyep and has taken the school to newer heights. He is the third teacher of an EMRS school to receive the prestigious award, the other two being Shri Pramod Kumar Shukla, Lecturer, Eklavya Model Residential School, Karpawand, Karpawand, Bakawand, Bastar, Chhattisgarh 2021, and Smt. Sudha Painuli, Vice Principal, Eklavya Model Residential School, Jogla, Kalsi, Dehradun, Uttarakhand in 2020.
- Modification in the list of SCs/STs for inclusion of certain communities in the list of STs in the states of Jharkhand, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Himachal Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh.
1. Notifications regarding Scheduling of Communities
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No.
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Name of order
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Date of Notification
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Name of States / UTs for which applicable

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Communities included
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1.
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The Constitution  Order  Act, 2022 
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8.4.2022
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Jharkhand
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- Omitting Bhogta listed at Sl.No.3 in the list of Scheduled Castes.
- Inclusion of Puran as new entry in the list of Scheduled Tribes; and
- Inclusion of Bhogta, Deshwari, Ganjhu, Dautalbandi , Patbandi, Raut, Maajhia, Khairi  as synonyms to Kharwar, entry at S.N. 16 in the list of STs.
- Inclusion of Tamaria/Tamadia as synonym to ‘Munda’ at S.No. 24 in the list of Scheduled Tribes.
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2.
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The Constitution  Order  Act, 2022 
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18.4.2022
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Tripura
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Darlong’ as sub-tribe of ‘Kuki’ in entry 9 in the list of Scheduled Tribes of the State of Tripura
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3.
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The Constitution  Order  Act, 2022 
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24.12.2022
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Uttar Pradesh
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Gond, Dhuria, Nayak, Ojha, Pathari, Rajgond in the districts of Sant Kabirnagar Kushinagar, Chandauli and Bhadohi districts of Uttar Pradesh
2. Bill passed by both the Houses of Parliament but waiting Assent of the Hon’ble President
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S.No.
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Bill name
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Communities
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Status
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1.
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The Constitution  Order  Bill, 2022

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Narikorivan along with Kurivikkaran
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Cabinet Approval- 14/09/2022
Introduced in Lok Sabha- 09/12/2022
Passed in Lok Sabha- 15/12/2022
Passed in Rajya Sabha - 22/12/2022
Assent of Hon’ble President is awaited, as soon as it gets assented, the same would be notified as an Act.
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2.
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The Constitution  Order  Bill, 2022

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Betta-Kuruba’ community as synonym of ‘Kadu Kuruba’ at Sl. No. 16 in the list of STs of Karnataka
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Cabinet Approval- 14/09/2022
Introduced in Lok Sabha- 09/12/2022
Passed in Lok Sabha- 19/12/2022
Passed in Rajya Sabha - 22/12/2022
Assent of Hon’ble President is awaited, as soon as it gets assented, the same would be notified as an Act.
3. Bills pending in Parliament
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S.No.
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Bill name
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Communities
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Status
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1.
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The Constitution  Order  Bill, 2022

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Including ‘Hattee’ community of Trans Giri area of Sirmour District in the Scheduled Tribes list, excluding those communities which are already notified as Scheduled Castes for the State of Himachal Pradesh.
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Cabinet Approval- 14/09/2022
Introduced in Lok Sabha- 09/12/2022
Passed in Lok Sabha- 16/12/2022
Status: Pending in Rajya Sabha
Further action may be taken up in coming budget session.
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2.
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The Constitution  Order  Bill, 2022

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The following inclusions:
- Bhuinya , Bhuiyan , Bhuyan  as synonyms of Bharia Bhumia  at entry No. 5.
- Correction of भारिया  as भरिया  without changing its English version, namely Bharia at entry No. 5
- Pando  along with Pando  as variant Devnagari version of Pando at entry No. 5
- Dhanuhar/Dhanuwar  as synonyms of Dhanwar  at entry No. 14
- गदबा  at entry No. 15 in ST list without change in English text
- Gond  along with Gond  as variant Devnagari version entry at No. 16
- Kond  alongwih Kondh  at entry No. 23
- Kodaku  along with Kodaku  as a variant Devanagari version of Kodaku at entry No. 27
- Kisan  as synonym of Nagesia , Nagasia  at entry No. 32
- Rectification of ‘धनगढ़’  in Hindi version notified at entry No. 33 by substitution with ‘धांगड़’ 
- Saunra , Saonra  as synonyms of Sawar , Sawara  at entry No. 41
- Binjhia  at entry No. 43
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Cabinet Approval- 14/09/2022
Introduced in Lok Sabha- 09/12/2022
Passed in Lok Sabha- 21/12/2022
Status: Pending in Rajya Sabha
Further action may be taken up in coming budget session.
- Sh. Amit Shah, Minister of Home Affairs and Cooperation inaugurates the National Tribal Research Institute in New Delhi
As a part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebrations by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, the Minister of Home Affairs and Cooperation, Sh. Amit Shah, inaugurated the National Tribal Research Institute in New Delhi on 7th June 2022.
The NTRI is a premier and apex National Level Institute and is envisaged as the fulcrum of tribal concerns, issues and matters in academic, executive, and legislative fields. It collaborates and networks with other reputed research institutes, Universities, organizations as well as academic bodies and resource Centres. It also monitors projects of 27 Tribal Research Institutes , Centres of Excellence , research scholars of NFST and has set up norms for improvement in the quality of research and training.
- Ministry of Tribal Affairs felicitates Tribal Padma Awardees on 23rd July 2022 in the presence of Scheduled Tribe MPs
Celebrating the historical win of Smt. Droupadi Murmu, on becoming the 15th President of India, the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, hosted the Tribal Padma Awardees and Scheduled Tribe Members of Parliament from across the nation at the National Tribal Research Institute in New Delhi on 23rd July 2022.
- Grants under Article 275 of the Constitution
Under the programme of Provision to Article 275 of Constitution, Grants are released to 26 States, having ST population for raising the level of Administration in Scheduled Areas and for the welfare of tribal people. This is a Special Area Programme and 100% grants are provided to States. Funds are released to the state governments depending on the felt needs of ST population to bridge the gap in infrastructure activities in the fields of education, health, skill development, livelihood, drinking water, sanitation, etc.
- 42 Central Ministries/ Departments have been mandated to earmark DAPST/TSP
funds every year for tribal development
There are over 730 Scheduled Tribes  notified under Article 342 of the Constitution of India, spread over different States and Union Territories  of the country.As per the latest guidelines, besides Ministry of Tribal Affairs, 41 Central Ministries / Departments are earmarking a certain percentage of their total scheme allocation as DAPST funds every year. DAPST funds are spent by obligated Central Ministries / Departments under their schemes for various development projects relating to education, health, agriculture, irrigation, roads, housing, drinking water, electrification, employment generation, skill development, etc., for accelerated socio-economic development of Scheduled Tribes in the country. Further, State Governments are also supposed to earmark Tribal Sub Plan  funds in proportion to ST population  in the State with respect to total State Plan.
- Ministry of Tribal Affairs organizes ‘Samvaad’ a virtual interaction of EMRS students of 378 schools with Union Minister Sh. Arjun Munda on 9th August 2022
Ministry of Tribal Affairs organized ‘Samvaad’ a virtual interaction of students of Eklavya Model Residential Schools with Hon’ble Union Minister for Tribal Affairs, Sh. Arjun Munda, and Hon’ble MoS for Tribal Affairs and Jal Shakti, Sh. Bisweshwar Tudu, on International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples on 9th August 2022 at the National Tribal Research Institute in New Delhi. 378 EMRSs joined the interaction session virtually.
- Mega Health Camp organised in Khunti, more than 60,000 people participate
Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Ministry of Ayush and local administration jointly organized a Mega Health Camp on 26th June 2022 in Jharkhand. More than 350 doctors gathered from all over the country to treat more than 60,000 tribal people for sickle cell disease, anaemia, and other diseases. At the Health Fair, doctors examined people free of cost and distributed free medicines.
- Union Minister Shri Arjun Munda inaugurates 'Manthan Shivir' at Palghar
Hon’ble Union Tribal Affairs Minister Shri Arjun Munda inaugurated a two-day symposium ‘Manthan Shivir’ on the empowerment, welfare, and development of tribal communities at Palghar in Maharashtra on 14th July 2022. The Hon’ble Minister of State for Tribal Affairs, Shri Bishweshwar Tudu, was also present on the occasion.
The Symposium focused on the various programmes under the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav by Eklavya Model Residential Schools, State Fees Fixation Committee, Grants Department and Tribal Museums which organize 'Janjatiya Gaurav Divas' on birth anniversary of freedom fighter Bhagwan Birsa Munda. It also included discussions on Scheduled Tribe Component , health and education of tribal population.
Apart from Maharashtra, representatives of Tribal Welfare Departments from Jammu, Kashmir, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Manipur, Tripura, Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Assam, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Nagaland, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu took part in the symposium.
- Ministry of Tribal Affairs supports Telangana’s State Festival of Medaram Jathara with added vigour on 17th February 2022
Under the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the Government of India has announced that tribal culture and heritage will be the cynosure of 2022. Medaram Jathara is conducted in honour of the Goddesses Sammakka and Saralamma. It is celebrated once in two years in the month of “Magha”  on the full moon day. Several STs of different villages assemble there, and lakhs of pilgrims visit the Mulugu District to celebrate the festival with full gusto.
Ministry of Tribal Affairs sanctioned ₹2.26 Crores for various activities pertaining to Medaram Jathara 2022. Medaram Jatara is the second-largest fair of India, celebrated by the second-largest Tribal Community of Telangana - the Koya tribe for four days. The Ministry of Tribal Affairs’ continuous support of this festival aims to generate awareness and a harmonious bond between the visitors and the Tribal communities of Telangana. Moreover, it assists the tribals to preserve their unique Tribal Traditions, Culture and Heritage and promote their tribal History on a global scale.
- Forest Rights Act  Achievements during the year 2022: THE SCHEDULED TRIBES AND OTHER TRADITIONAL FOREST DWELLERS  ACT, 2006
Jammu and Kashmir starts implementation of the Forest Rights Act.
Title under Forest Rights Act being issued to a Tribal family by Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor, Sh. Manoj Sinha
As per information received from State Governments, till 30.06.2022, 44,46,104 forest rights claims  have been filed and 22,35,845 titles  have been distributed and 1,60,30,640.68 Extent of forest land in acres . A total of 39,09,688  claims have been disposed of under the ST and other Traditional Forest Dwellers  Act, 2006.
During the calendar year, a meeting was held under the Chairmanship of Minister of Tribal Affairs held on 21.10.2022 with the State Governments for ensuring the efficient and expeditious implementation of FRA.
- Second Phase of GOAL Programme for uplifting tribal communities through digital entrepreneurship launched on 28th June 2022
Sh. Arjun Munda, Minister of Tribal Affairs launched the second phase of the Going Online as Leaders  program. The programme is a joint initiative of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and Meta . GOAL 2.0 initiative aims to digitally upskill 10 lakh youth by on promoting entrepreneurship amongst tribal communities of the country and opening opportunities for them using digital technology.
- Aadi Bazaar, a celebration of the spirit of tribal craft, culture, cuisine & commerce inaugurated at Bhopal Haat, Bhopal
An Aadi Bazaar, a vibrant exhibition featuring organic tribal products and handcrafted wares, was inaugurated virtually by Sh. Ramsinh Rathwa, Chairman TRIFED on March 21, 2022 in the august presence of Sh. Pabitra Kumar Kanhar, Vice Chairman TRIFED. This 10-day exhibition was held at Bhopal Haat, Bhopal from March 21st- March 30th, 2022 and featured more than 70 stalls representing over 15 states from across the country.
These Aadi Bazaars are a part of TRIFED’s intensified efforts to improve the livelihoods of the underprivileged tribals, who have been majorly impacted in the past two years.
- TRIFED recognizes achievements of 75 tribal women in the field of livelihood generation on International Women’s Day on 8th March 2022
- Shri Arjun Munda inaugurates 14 Honey Farmer Producer Organizations of TRIFED
Maharashtra conducted the Aadi Chitra prg
- TRIFED in Maharashtra conducts Aadi Chitra program on 14th June 2022.
- 3225 Van Dhan Vikas Kendra sanctioned till date
- Union Minister for Tribal Affairs Shri Arjun Munda leads IYD celebrations from Birsa Munda College, Khunti, Jharkhand on 21st June 2022
Government of India, celebrated the International Day of Yoga  2022 on 21st June 2022 with ‘Yoga for Humanity’ as the theme. International Day of Yoga 2022 is being celebrated this year marking the 75th ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. Integrating the 8th IYD with the celebrations of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, Mass Yoga demonstrations were organised at 75 iconic locations across the country, under the leadership of 75 Union Ministers, in tandem with the Yoga Demonstration by the PM.
- Mega Recruitment Drive of ST girls organised in 4 districts of Jharkhand by TATA Electronics Limited and Tribal Affairs Ministry
A 2-day Recruitment Drive was organized in Khunti, Saraikela, Chaibasa and Simdega, by TATA Electronics Private Limited in coordination with the Ministry of Tribal Affairs on September 18th-19th, 2022. The drive was initiated with the efforts of Tribal Affairs Minister, Sh. Arjun Munda, during Sewa Pakhawada being celebrated on the occasion of the Hon. PM’s birthday.
The initiative received a great response and more than 2600 girls and young women participated in the recruitment drive from the rural areas of the districts, out of which 1898 girls were selected in 2 days.
- Ministry of Tribal Affairs organised One Day Mega Health Camp ‘Abua Bugin Hodmo-Our Better Health’ at Saraikela Kharsawan, Jharkhand
The Ministry of Tribal Affairs successfully hosted a free One-Day Mega Health Camp - 'Abua Bugin Hodmo' , at Seraikela Kharsawan on 4th December 2022. This was the second successful health camp to offer improved healthcare services to the tribal people in the state after the Khunti camp's success in June, 2022.
The Mega Health Camp was jointly organised by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Ministry of Ayush, NHRM, MoHFW, Tata Steel Foundation, and the District Administration, envisaging better health and related facilities for the tribal society. The programme had notable participation from Sh. Arjun Munda, Union Minister for Tribal Affairs, Sh. Champai Soren, Minister of Transport, Govt. of Jharkhand, Sh. Bidyut Baran Mahato, MP .
- Pradhan Mantri Adi Adarsh Gram Yojana : Holistic Development of tribal dominated villages through convergence
Ministry of Tribal Affairs has revamped the earlier Scheme of ‘Special Central Assistance to
Tribal Sub-Scheme  with nomenclature ‘Pradhan Mantri Adi Adarsh Gram Yojna
,’ for implementation during 2021-22 to 2025-26, which aims at integrated
development of villages with significant tribal population covering about population of 4.22
crore . It is envisaged to cover 36,428 villages having
at least 50% tribal population and 500 STs across States / UTs with notified STs. The main
objective of this scheme is to achieve integrated socio-economic development of selected
villages through convergence approach. During 2021-22 and 2022-23, a total of about 16554 villages have been taken up. So far, an amount of Rs. 1927.00 Crore has already been released to the States.
- Under Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters 2.0 organized in October, 2022 , the Performance of the Ministry in various parameters is as below:
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S.No.
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Parameter
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Target
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Achievement
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-
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Reference from MPs
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32
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27
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-
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IMC References 
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06
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06
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-
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State Government References
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01
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01
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|
-
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Public Grievances
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120
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|
120
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|
-
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PMO References
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13
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13
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|
-
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Public Grievance Appeals
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31
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31
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-
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Easing of Rules/Processes
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0
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0
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-
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Record Management 
- Physical Files
- E Files
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1032 
183 
764 
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1032 
183
460 
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Space Freed
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0 sq. feet
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0 sq. feet
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10
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Cleanliness Campaign
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41
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41
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11
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Revenue Earned
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0 Rs.
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0 Rs.
ANNEXURE-1
Details of expenditure and beneficiaries from 1st April 2022 to 31st Dec 2022 under Scholarship Schemes
Rs. In Crore
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Sl. No
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Name of the Scheme
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Financial Year 2022-23
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Expenditure

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No. of Beneficiaries
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1
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Pre-Matric Scholarship for ST students
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216.79
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553757
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2
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Post Matric Scholarship for ST students
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1801.47
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2078363
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3
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National Fellowship Scheme for Higher Education for ST students
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95.28
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2685
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4
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National Scholarship Scheme for Higher Education for ST students 
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34.64
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2845
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5
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National Overseas Scholarship for ST students for studying abroad
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1.52
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19
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TOTAL
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2149.70
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2637669
ANNEXURE-2
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State
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District
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Block
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Name of EMRS
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Year of Sanction
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Date of laying foundation
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Foundation Laid by
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1
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Odisha
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Mayurbhanj
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Rasgovindpur
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EMRS Rasgovindpur
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2021-22
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16.04.2022
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Sh. Bishweswar Tudu, Hon'ble Minister of State, Tribal Affairs
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2
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Odisha
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Mayurbhanj
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Udala
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EMRS Udala
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2021-22
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22.04.2022
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Sh. Bishweswar Tudu, Hon'ble Minister of State, Tribal Affairs
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3
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Odisha
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Mayurbhanj
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Sukruli 
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EMRS Sukruli
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2021-22
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23.04.2022
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Sh. Bishweswar Tudu, Hon'ble Minister of State, Tribal Affairs
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4
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Nagaland
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Kiphire
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Kiphire
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EMRS Kiphire
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2018-19
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26.04.2022
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Shri. Arjun Munda, Hon'ble Union Minister for Tribal Affairs
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5
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Odisha
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Koraput
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Kundura
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EMRS Kundura
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2021-22
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30.04.2022
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Sh. Bishweswar Tudu, Hon'ble Minister of State, Tribal Affairs
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6
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Maharashtra
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Nashik
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Surgana
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EMRS Surgana
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2018-19
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13.05.2022
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Sh. Arjun Munda, Hon'ble Minister of Tribal Affairs
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7
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Odisha
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Mayurbhanj
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Raruan
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EMRS Raruan
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2020-21
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19.05.2022
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Sh. Bishweswar Tudu, Hon'ble Minister of State, Tribal Affairs & Jal Shakti
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8
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Gujarat
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Narmada
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Sagbara
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EMRS Sagbara
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2017-18
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09.08.2022
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Sh. Bhupendrabhai Patel Hon'ble Chief Minister Government of Gujarat
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9
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Madhya Pradesh
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Burhanpur
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Khaknar
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EMRS Nepanagar 
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2020-21
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23.08.2022
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Sh. Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Madhya Pradesh
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10
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Manipur
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Ukhrul
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Ukhrul North
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EMRS Ukhrul North
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2020-21
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19.09.2022
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Dr. R.K Ranjan Singh, Hon'ble Union Minister of State, Education and External Affairs Govt. of India
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11
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Nagaland
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Mokokchung
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Mangkolemba
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EMRS Mangkolemba
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2019-20
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02.11.2022
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Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
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12
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Nagaland
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Longleng
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Longleng
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|
EMRS Longleng
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2020-21
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|
02.11.2022
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Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
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13
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|
Nagaland
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Mokokchung
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|
Ongpangkong
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|
EMRS Ongpangkong
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|
2020-21
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|
02.11.2022
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|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
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|
14
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|
Nagaland
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|
Kohima
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|
Botsa
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|
EMRS Botsa
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|
2020-21
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|
02.11.2022
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|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
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15
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|
Nagaland
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|
Tuensang
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|
Noksen
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|
EMRS Noksen
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|
2020-21
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|
02.11.2022
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|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
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16
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|
Nagaland
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|
Zunheboto
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|
Zunheboto
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|
EMRS Zunheboto
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|
2020-21
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|
02.11.2022
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|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
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|
17
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|
Nagaland
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|
Peren
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|
Peren
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|
EMRS Peren
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|
2020-21
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|
02.11.2022
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|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
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|
18
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|
Nagaland
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|
Tuensang
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|
Noklak
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|
EMRS Noklak
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|
2020-21
|
|
02.11.2022
|
|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
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|
19
|
|
Nagaland
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|
Mon
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|
Phomching
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|
EMRS Phomching
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|
2021-22
|
|
02.11.2022
|
|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
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|
20
|
|
Nagaland
|
|
Mokokchung
|
|
Tsurangkong
|
|
EMRS Tsurangkong
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|
2021-22
|
|
02.11.2022
|
|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India,
ANNEXURE-3
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S. N.
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|
State
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|
District
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|
Block
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|
Name of EMRS
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|
Sanction Year
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|
Date of Inauguration
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|
Inaugurated by
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1
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|
Kerala
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|
Palakkad
|
|
Attappady
|
|
EMRS Attappady
|
|
2017-18
|
|
22.07.2022
|
|
Shri. K. Rashakrishnan Minister for Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes, Devaswoms, Parliamentary Affairs of Government of Kerala
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|
2
|
|
Kerala
|
|
Kasargod
|
|
Parappa
|
|
EMRS Karinthalam
|
|
2018-19
|
|
16.07.2022
|
|
Shri. K. Rashakrishnan Hon’ble Minister for Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes, Devaswoms, Parliamentary Affairs of Government of Kerala
|
|
3
|
|
Gujarat
|
|
Sabarkantha
|
|
Poshina
|
|
EMRS Poshina
|
|
2015-16
|
|
04.10.2022
|
|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India
|
|
4
|
|
Arunachal Pradesh
|
|
Tirap
|
|
Khonsa
|
|
EMRS Khela
|
|
2015-16
|
|
22.05.2022
|
|
Shri Amit Shah, Hon’ble Union Home Minister & Cooperation Minister, Government of India
|
|
5
|
|
Arunachal Pradesh
|
|
Leparada 
|
|
Tirbin
|
|
EMRS Tirbin
|
|
2016-17
|
|
22.05.2022
|
|
Virtually by Shri Amit Shah, Hon’ble Union Home Minister & Cooperation Minister, Government of India
|
|
6
|
|
Telangana
|
|
Bhadradri Kothaguda
|
|
Palvancha
|
|
EMRS Palvancha
|
|
2017-18
|
|
08.07.2022
|
|
Ms. Satyavathi Rathod, Hon’ble Minister for Scheduled Tribes, Women and Child Welfare, Telangana
|
|
7
|
|
Sikkim
|
|
Namchi
|
|
Sadam Suntoley
|
|
EMRS Suntoley
|
|
2015-16
|
|
19.08.2022
|
|
Smt Renuka Singh Saruta, Hon'ble Union Minister for State, Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Govt. of India
|
|
8
|
|
Tamilnadu
|
|
Kanchipuram Chengalpet
|
|
Kattankulathur Thiruporur
|
|
EMRS Pattipulam
|
|
2017-18
|
|
02.11.2022
|
|
Sh. M.K Stalin, Hon’ble Chief Minister Tamilnadu
|
|
9
|
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
|
East Godavari
|
|
Chintur
|
|
EMRS Chinturu
|
|
2018-19
|
|
04-12-2022
|
|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India
|
|
10
|
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
|
East Godavari
|
|
Rajavommangi
|
|
EMRS Rajavomangi
|
|
2019-20
|
|
04-12-2022
|
|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India
|
|
11
|
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
|
Vizianagaram
|
|
Gumma Lakshmipuram
|
|
EMRS GL Puram
|
|
2019-20
|
|
04-12-2022
|
|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India
|
|
12
|
|
Andhra Pradesh
|
|
West Godavari
|
|
Buttayagudem
|
|
EMRS Buttayagudem
|
|
2019-20
|
|
04-12-2022
|
|
Smt. Droupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India, Government of India